For voice and piano

"Sung by Miss Annie Purcell."

Vocal part on p. [5] has interlinear solmization with rhythmic shorthand symbols

Illustrated t.p. depicts swallow and airship in flight with clouds and mountains in the background. Inset picture of Miss Annie Purcell (from photograph)

Publisher's advertisement on t.p. for the Seymour Smith edition of Hemy's pianoforte tutor. Publisher's advertisement on verso of p. [5] for "Songs for the Masses" listing titles and text for refrains: Mabel and Joe ; Absence makes my heart grow fonder, fonder of you / written and composed by A.J. Mills & Bennett Scott. I'm wearing my heart away for you / written and composed by Charles K. Harris. In the good old summer-time / words by Ren Shields ; music by George Evans. Simple little sister Mary Green / words and music by Clifton Crawford. There ain't another daddy in the world like mine / written and composed by A.J. Mills & Bennett Scott. She's my little ray of sunshine / sung by Miss Katie Lawrence ; written and composed by A.J. Mills & Bennett Scott. Laugh and the world laughs with you / sung by George Gray and Sydney Ryhart ; written, composed and sung by Nat Clifford. Ring down the curtain, I can't sing to-night / words by R.H. Brennen ; music by Pauline B. Story. When the sunset turns the ocean's blue to gold / words by Era Fem Buckner ; music by H.W. Petrie. You ask me why I love you / sung by Miss Julie Mackey ; written and composed by C.W. Murphy. A smile always follows a tear / written and composed by J.D. Wilbur. My daddy's as good as yours / sung by Miss Julie Mackey and Frank Lynne ; written and composed by Frank Lynne. Sweet Annie Moore / sung by Miss Julie Mackey ; words and music by J.H. Flynn. By the old sundial / written and composed by A.J. Mills & Bennett Scott. The girl I want to M.A.R.R.Y. / words and music by Arthur Trevelyan. When the one whom you love, loves you / [sung by] Miss Queenie Lawrence ; written and composed by T.W. Thurban. Nancy Brown / written and composed by Clifton Crawford. Hiawatha : serenade to Minnehaha / sung by Miss Alexandra Dagmar ; words by Arthur Trevelyan ; music by Neil Moret

Engraver: "M. Fitzwilliam & Co., 2, Ship Yard, Wardour St., London. W."--Colophon

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